lights. >> that's what i'm talking about. monday feel good. >> an early gift for you jon kelley on this monday, november 4th, this is "today in the bay." good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm jon kelley. good morning. new this morning the investigation continues into an overnight crash that kill as man who was crossing a busy street in a wheelchair. this happened around midnight near market street and octavia in the hays valley neighborhood. christie smith is live in san francisco at that intersection. christie, this area has seen problems before. >> reporter: it has. good morning to you. and this man was actually in the crosswalk trying to cross here heading eastbound down market street when he was hit. you can see the intersection there. and if steve can pan over there is orange marking where the wheelchair stopped.

this man was taken to sf general hospital where he died. a young man in his 20s. his wheelchair was actually had to be lifted up by a number of officers and taken away. the driver did stop, did cooperate with police but did not want to speak with us this morning. we're told there was at least one witness to this accident. we can tell you that he wore a security guard's uniform so he stood out at the scene. this happened some time after midnight. exactly how the collision occurred, that's under investigation. but this is octavia and market street, very dangerous intersection. the most injury-related collisions in sf in 2011 happened right here. investigators describe to us the disturbing scene they saw when they arrived. >> when officers arrived they found a wheelchair, several feet up the on ramp of the freeway and the victim was outside his wheelchair.

>> reporter: on friday the city turned on a new photo enforcement system that the same intersection because there have been so many serious collisions involving cars, making that illegal right turn from market street on south bound 101, they also added a number of concrete barriers and signs reminding drivers and pedestrians to be careful. for now, though, drivers who do this, make the illegal right turn, get a warning, then december 1 that fine goes up to $238. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> 5:02. this morning we're learning more about the 23-year-old gunman who opened fire inside los angeles international airport almost three days ago, killing a tsa officer and wounding three others. marla tellez is live in the newsroom with an update on the investigation that could take some time now to complete. good morning. >> the reason being is that 23-year-old paul ciancia is

still in critical condition this morning. officials say he was shot in the face a few times so he is unable to speak to authorities. ciancia did communicate that he acted alone on friday morning. right now here is a live look at l.a.x. where those pillars are all lit up in blue. this is in honor of 39-year-old gerardo hernandez t officer allegedly shot and killed. new video from our nbc station in los angeles shows the apartment complex where ciancia lived with at least one roommate. it was 35 miles north of l.a.x., neighbors say they were startled when dozens of fbi agents and police officers showed up to this quiet complex on friday. they also gave insight about what they knew about ciancia. >> i thought almost like 30, 40 police, almost 50 f. they walked close to our house.

i wasn't sure and i was scared to ask what they want. >> you never see him. you see the two other but never see him on a regular basis. if at all. unless he stayed put in the apartment. >> officials say a friend dropped off ciancia at l.a.x. but they don't believe that friend knew his intentions or the fact he was heavily armed with an assault rifle, high capacity magazines, a bag of ammunition and handwritten manifesto that makes it clear he was determined to kill multiple tsa employees. in addition to hernandez two other agents were shot. they have been released from the shopt that's good news. a local high school teacher you see here, he was also shot. he is hospitalized but he is doing well, all things considered. coming up i'm going to talk more about the manifesto found in ciancia's duffle bag. he names a former government official in the letter that he apparently doesn't like. i'll tell you who that is coming

up. >> such a busy day on friday. >> let's check in on the weather. 5:05. christina loren is telling us a crisp start. starting to feel like fall. >> it is. i love driving around the bay area. you have beautiful leaves changing colors still. 39 degrees is a cold start to the morning. that is the temperature now in fairfield. napa about 32 degrees, you've increased by 2 degrees so i can tell you right now as we head throughout the morning hours it's going to be a cold start. we have a nice rebound but winds will play a factor again. especially through the north bay valleys and the santa cruz mountains. keep that in mind driving around the bay area you have a high-profile vehicle. 73 in livermore, 69 in fremont, 70 in san jose and 68 degrees in san francisco as momsed. i'll let you know when we get

our next chance for rain. let's check on your drive and say good morning to mike inouye. >> good morning. we're looking to the bay bridge toll plaza. not a lot happening. we'll show you the rest of the bay and give you the overview as we get started. nothing really unexpected for the speed sensors. the update we talked about earlier, i want to make sure everyone heard that all of the lanes are cleared, north 101 toward cochran, bailey. no more slowing either direction. much better news into the south bay from farther south. to the try valley as well. starting to build but no surprises. typical there. live look outside we'll show you how things are for the north bay. we see a good number of cars. might notice a few on the road earlier because we did do that hour change. we rolled the clocks back for those who didn't do it you probably have been an hour off

all day. >> always helping us on many fronts. a san francisco man charged with throwing a hammer at a b.a.r.t. worker. vincent has pleaded not guilty to felony charges related to the october 21 attack, that is an unusual mug shot. prosecutors say he hurled that hammer at striking workers missing them by about 15 feet. it happened outside the daily city station on the last day of the labor strike. he was arrested and reportedly found with a straight pick in his pocket. he remains in custody on 25,000 bail. b.a.r.t. workers approving that temporary deal that not only ends last month's strike but also should mean no more strike for several years. the dreeving includes a raise. it also requires workers to pay into their pensions and

increases health care cost. another key here, the contract contains a no strike clause until 2017. it now goes to b.a.r.t.'s board of directors for final approval. >> the bay area's two major league baseball teams could soon be sharing a stadium. instead of the a's playing at o.co, there is talk the american league west champs might host their home games at at&t park. bob is live outside the park with the latest for us. good morning. >> good morning. this unusual arrangement that the giants sharing at&t park with the oakland a's would be temporary. only about two years. and if it did happen would be starting next season in 2014. this is according to the "san francisco chronicle." at issue the a's lease with the coliseum. the lease is up and the team has not been able to come to agreement with the oakland coliseum commission. the commission wants the control over the concessions that the

team now has and would like a several year lease while the team wants two in anticipation of a move in the future. why would the giants want to share with the a's? this is something that major league baseball is pushing for. once the a's move, there is almost no moving back to oakland unless the new stadium were to be built which right now seems unlikely. a move to the south bay is looking unlikely since major league baseball is blocking a move. therefore, if the a's move to at&t park for two years this would almosts for them to eventually move out of the bay area, leaving this market all to the giants. there's a couple complications of two teams sharing the same stadium. that is when both teams have a home game on the same day. that does happen nine times next season. >> a lot of work ahead.

thank you the mayor of redwood city street receive the highest honor on a member of the mexican american. she will resteve award in san francisco. the award acknowledges professional activities toward the empowerment and development of mexicans awrood. it will be presented at tonight's city council session. she is the first mayor of mexican origin in redwood city history. >> "saturday night live" squares off with the bay area civil rights group. >> also, do you know this guy? police releasing new video of a weekend burglary in walnut creek. >> and this is the week twitter goes on its ipo.

countdown to a twitter ipo begin this is week. this week i guess we expect twitter to go public. scott joins us now. the ipo will get lots of attention but it's relatively small. >> it is. any guesses what the bay area's big rest ipo was? it was visa. who thinks of that. about 13 times bigger than what we expect out of twitter this week. twitter should raise about a billion and a half. the pricing we think will come wednesday with the first trades between the public on thursday. cnbc took a poll, one in five use twitters. many actively read it. 12% of americans have no idea what it is. and then this one is my statistic. the total profit twitter has made since it was created is

zero. all right. lots of data to mull over. bertha coombs is live at cnbc headquarters. good morning. >> good morning, scott. futures point to a higher start. the dow and the s&p 500 hitting new all-time highs ending in positive territory. the nasdaq slip add fraction for the week. this week we're going to be looking at a lot of data coming out although some might still be skewed by the impact of that two-week government shutdown in october. we'll get numbers on factory orders in about with 15 minutes, later numbers on productivity, personal income and spending, consumer sentiment, third quarter gdp, how fast the economy grew in late summer, then the big october jobs report on friday. the jobs report always the most important that the fed and everyone watches as a real gauge of how the economy's doing. the dow will start at 15,616,

rising 70 points, and the nasdaq will start at 3922 after adding 2 points. and the other thing that's going to be interesting to watch is that twitter is debuting on the new york stock exchange. they had a big test to make sure that it did not go off anything like facebook's debut. >> let's hope not. thank you much. apple's ipad air went on sale friday morning. we saw lines that morning. spot check of some of the apple stores saw lines as late as sunday around bay area with the air still in stock. so good demand. good supply anecdotally. over the weekend tim cook wrote an opinion peace for "the wall street journal" saying he support as bill to prohibit work discrimination based on sexuality or gender identity. he calls it a matter of basic human dignity. the laws prohibit discrimination on race, gender, disability, age and religion.

this would add two more. it's in congress as we speak. >> interesting. thank you very much, scott. we want to take a minute to honor mike inouye, he received a very special honor over the weekend. >> that is right. iron mike, our road warrior saturday received the heart of community award from the san jose japanese american citizens league. mike was honored for his long years and dedication volunteering in that japanese community. i think every weekend he had like three events. rob mayeda was there and seeing the event and he had the honor of sharing the moment and presented mike with his big time honor. congratulations, mike. love it. you deserve it. >> what were you saying there? what words were you sharing? >> giving thanks. this was an opportunity for me to honor my parents and my grandparents who raised me and of course that community that sort of fostered me as well. i appreciated that. thank rob for giving up his nap between shows. i was happy i wasn't wearing the

same thing. i forgot. >> look to the bay area, let's honor you this morning with a little report as we talked about about what's going on. no problem, that's good news. the crossings, san mateo bridge and the dumbarton bridge. 84 and 92. show that yellow, a little slowing because more cars are starting to hit the road. 101 as well. an issue the time change, changes the time when we get on the road and sun relative to us so. the sunrise slowdown is going to hit 101 earlier. folks who drive with no problem it's going to be in your eyes because of the hour shift. we turn the clocks back. remember to change the clock in your car. we're looking at a similar shot northbound with the commute past the coliseum. a smooth flow. as we look at the map we don't see problems. the speeds through oakland all green heading up to the maze

with a smooth flow off of 880, 980, 24 and the caldecott. the top of the screen highway 4 with your typical build out of antioch and pittsburg. we see a good number of cars. at the limit through san rafael. we had a beautiful weekend. what do we have in store? >> we did, definitely worthy of that honor, mike inouye. we're very, very proud of you here. san francisco clear this morning, the weekend was pretty nice. we had all of those clouds increase yesterday. this morning, though, they are out of here. because it's so clear it is chilly to start the day. temperatures now at about 34 and napa 47 in oakland and 4 they degrees in uny veil so make sure you pack that coat. it's chilly this morning. probably running your heater in your home. throughout the day today the weather story is going to be the wind that will increase throughout this afternoon. temperatures are going to be comfortable but count on the gusty winds at about 45 to 50

miles per hour from time to time. especially through the higher elevations and at the coastline. 68 in san francisco, 71 for redwood city. 70 degrees in san jose. we get to the end of the week the jet stream starts to take a dip to the south. that could usher in three potential chances for showers starting late friday. we'll get a better chance early saturday into sunday. but overall we could be looking toward some wet weather as we get into this weekend. so we'll be on top of that for you. throughout the next few days i'll be watching it like a hawk. back to you, jon and laura. >> thank you. 5:19. police say a pair of burglaries were committed by the same person. you can see in this surveillance video the burglar breaks a glass door saturday night at the don't sit thai. he yanked at the cash register and runs off with it. the owner says $200 was inside. the officers say another restaurant in the maul was also

burglarized. police are investigating an armed robbery at the tutti-frutti yogurt shop. officers say that man pull out a gun and demanded money from the cashier. >> a report, too many flights, not enough pilots. that's what critics say is creating a safety problem a. growing demand for international commercial pilots as a cause for many young inexperienced to be rushed into the cockpit of a lat of large jumbo jet. our unit going behind the scenes inside the cockpit and inside flight school all over the west coast. specializing in training international pilots. we talk to flight instructors so say the current system rushes into cockpits sacrificing the traveling public. >> it does worry me. it should worry any responsible

pilot that co-pilots are getting into cockpits and simply unprepared. they are unprepared for the task that they are being paid. >> travel with our team tonight as they go inside that system of training foreign pilots here on soil. that's tonight at 11:00 on nbc bay area news, we investigate. >> it's 5:21. oakland civil rights group takes on "saturday night live." how the comedy show fired back over the weekend.

welcome back everyone. a very good monday morning to you. taking a live look from the south bay this morning. looks like traffic is moving smoothly. any trouble spots? mike inouye is keeping his eye on those for us.

we'll check in with him coming up. 5:23. >> over the weekend nbc saturday night live stirring up controversy. the the show coming under fire for lack of diversity. >> it took on the issue mocking it in its opening sit. kerry washington was the host and the first thing she addresses her need to play every famous black female from michelle obama to oprah winfrey and beyonce. >> in that case i will leave and in a few minutes oprah will be here. >> thank you, mrs. obama. >> the producers would like to apologize to kerry washington for the number of black women she will be asked to play. >> the show apologized to viewers, says washington will make a wardrobe change because it does not have a black woman in the cast. the skit is in response to a letter sent to a civil rights organization color of change,

the organization is taking on the show's long time producer. the letter questioned why snl hasn't had a full time african-american female cast member in six years. out of the 137 people who have been cast since the show debuted only four were black women. >> bring it to the forefront. >> kerry washington said to be pretty good. >> let's check in with our star of the weather department. what's happening? >> you can see the stars vividly out there right now. but with the time change we're going to see more sunlight earlier. that's a good thing for us early morning risers. it makes for a safer drive to work. 43 degrees in san jose, 45 degrees in san francisco. speaking of which your new sun rise at 6:31, the sun will set early, 5:15. let's check on the drive. >> all right. you know we have an easy flow. we took this snapshot of the

toll plaza. we'll talk about the flow of traffic through the area. not a major problem but we have an issue right here. west 80 around the richmond parkway. reports of a car fire on the shoulder and smoke coming from the car. black smoke more than flames. a little slowing around the area as you come through san pablo. we'll check on the update there. south 680 approaching stone valley road. we have reports of metal debris across lanes that could cause slowing. a note from us here, watch for the clutter and stay to the fast lane. that's reportedly the clear lane. the rest of the commute looking good with. >> thanks so much. >> 5:26. coming up, the bay area school district is getting ready to add security cameras not to more high schools but middle and elementary schools. >> police investigating another homicide t city's 39th of the year.

the alleged gunman in friday's deadly shooting singles out a former government official in the handwritten manifesto found at the scene. we'll tell you who that is and what we're learning. >> new video gives us what appears to be a first look at ousted egyptian president mohammed morsi. the former leader in court, why the judge ended the proceedings moments after they started. >> and it's mostly clear out there this monday morning so we're not looking at flight delays at our bay area airports. but it is chilly. pack a coat with you this morning. a warm finish, your forecast in moments. >> we did have the time change that will shift your commute. we'll talk about that as well as a crash, car fire and metal debris in the east bay coming up. >> right now let's take it live outside. that is san jose, the sun ready to come up earlier this morning. you can see the orange haze out there. crisp and cool, brace yourselves.

november is here, november 4th, this is "today in the bay." >> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. a hand written manifesto left by the alleged gunman in friday's shooting at los angeles international airport is now helping authorities determine a motive. this as the suspect is still in critical condition. marla tellez is live with the latest on the investigation. good morning. >> good morning. officials say 23-year-old paul ciancia names janet napolitano. napolitano is our former department of homeland security secretary, currently the president of the uc system. this is video of her last week in the bay area. she was visiting a high school in oakland. in this letter that was found in his duffle bag, ciancia refers to how he believes his

constitutional rights were violated by tsa searches and thals he is upset with napolitano. he laid out his plan of attack for friday and here's the lead investigator with the fbi. >> we found a statement where he made a conscious decision to kill multiple tsa employees. he addressed them at one point in the letter and stated that he wanted to, quote, instill fear into their traitorous minds. >> he also wrote about how easy it is to get a gun into an airport. on friday ciancia was armed with an assault rifle loaded with magazines and ammunition. right now we want to give you a live look at los angeles international airport where you can see these pillars lit up in blue this morning, this is in honor of 39-year-old gerardo hernandez, the agent who ciancia allegedly shot and killed. two other agents were shot. they survived. the good news is those two are

out of the hospital. a third man was shot, here is a look. he is a local high school teacher, he is recovering in the hospital. he is expected to be okay. i want to mention i flew to l.a.x. over the weekend and spoke to some tsa agents about with this. i asked one man what the mood is among his colleagues. he gave me a one-word answer. he said somber. as for ciancia, it's too early to tell when he will make a court appearance but the charges qualify him for the death penalty. >> appreciate the update. happening now, tens of thousands of iranians gathering outside the former u.s. embassy in the biggest anti-american rally in years. this one is a show of support for hard-liners who oppose president rowhani's initiatives to try to ease tension with the u.s. these are images of that protest obtained by nbc news. smaller scale protests occur every year outside that compound

to mark the anniversary of the 1979 embassy takeover following the islamic revolution. the two countries have not re-established diplomatic relationships since that event. >> the trial of mohammed morsi has been adjourned just hours after it got under way in cairo this morning. the egyptian state television reporting that the judge postponed the hearing until january 8. the trial marking morsi's first public appearance since being removed from office in july. this is amateur video showing him during his incarceration. the adjournment coming after a two-hour delay caused by morsi's refusal to change into a prison uniform. morsi stands charged with inciting the murder of protesters. he is being tried along side 14 senior brotherhood officials and we're told the defendant's loud chants were disruptive. >> the investigation continues into an overnight crash that killed a man who was crossing a

busy street in a wheelchair. it happened around midnight in san francisco's hays valley neighborhood. christie smith joins us live at that very intersection. that intersection has seen a lot of problems before. >> reporter: that's right. this is really an intersection to watch. a couple minutes ago we saw san francisco police officer give a warning to a cyclist who powered right through the intersection against a light. you can see how many cars are going through here. the city, though, has taken steps to improve the safety of this intersection like putting signs reminding drivers you can't make that right turn off market. the man in the wheelchair he was crossing in the crosswalk when he was hit in his wheelchair. he landed over where you see orange markings on the ground. a number of san francisco police investigators had to lift that wheelchair off the onramp to

southbound 101. this is market and octavia. it happened after midnight last night. the driver stopped at the scene and was cooperating. we asked but he did not want to speak with us about the accident. he did stand out, though, because he was dressed in a security guard's uniform. details of the crash are under investigation. the first officers on scene saw how badly, how hard the man was hit. he was thrown from his chair. >> the officers began to render aid, ambulance responded, transported the victim to the hospital where he was pronounced dead a short time later. >> reporter: market at octavia is known to transportation planners here, it's the site of several crashes. it was listed as the most -- having the most injury collisions in 2011 in san francisco. on friday, the city turned on a series of photo enforcement cameras and that is, of course,

to get drivers to show down, not make that right turn. the issue, again, still seems to be that illegal right turn. for now drivers who violate that will get a warning. that changes on december 1 when the fine will be $238. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> 5:36. the parents of the boy shot by a deputy holding a press conference this afternoon to talk about filing a civil rights lawsuit against the deputy and the county claiming the shooting was unconstitutional. the lawsuit alleges the deputy shot lopez without reasonable cause and that violated the boy's fourth amendment. also two weeks ago the deputy i should say almost two weeks ago deputy mistook the boy's replica rifle for a real ak 47 and shot him seven times. the deputy claims the boy started to point that at him and the deputy says he feared for his life. >> it is 5:36.

and this morning a suspect is in custody in connection with a deadly shooting near downtown san jose early yesterday morning on morrison avenue near the alameda. the victim, a man in his 30s, was shot at least once. in less than an hour police say is the suspect who apparently knew the victim was in custody. >> maybe 4:30, 5:00 in the morning some shots were fired here at the end of the block. and maybe four or five. >> the shooting marks the city's 39th homicide this year, five more than the city had at the same time last year. >> in this day and age it's not that unusual for high schools to have security cameras but it's becoming more common now at middle and elementary schools in at least one bay area county. according to the marin independent journal the school district is now installing security cameras at hamilton, san jose middle school and the hill education center.

installation starts today. last year the district spent $177,000 to install cameras at a couple of its high schools. the district tells the journal it will not put them in bathrooms or other buildings. they will be pointed at entrances and corridors. >> tomorrow is election day and there are key measures throughout the bay area. in san francisco the initiative 8 washington street would transform the waterfront along the embarcadero. the initiative includes creating new housing, parks, open space and cafes. in the south bay voters decide whether to impose a new gun control law. measure c would require gun owners to lock up weapons and report a stolen gun within 48 hours. if passed the nra said it would sue the city to block the laws.

visit nbcbayarea.com and search election. >> the time 5:39 on the nose. hopefully everybody feeling like champions, that extra hour of sleep. >> you look good. >> spectacular. tell us about a good looking weather forecast. >> the power of the mind. taking a live look, this is from san bruno. i want to point out a couple things. crystal clear to start, it is cool as a result. our camera shaking around a little bit. we'll see this each more as we head throughout the day so we are expecting more gusty winds through the east bay hills t santa cruz mountains and the north bay. 43 in san jose. 37 degrees right now down in gilroy so it's chilly. let's talk about about those winds. through about 4:00 they will be at their strongest. you'll notice where you get the 30 to 40 miles per hour gusts you see this red and this hot orange. as we head throughout the

afternoon, really gusty conditions. just about everywhere except in san jose. the yellow range of that and not expecting a lot of wind. it will be gusty like it was over the weekend throughout places in the try valley. 73 for livermore and 68 in san francisco. getting into the next couple days temperatures continue to warm up. we'll have a full look at your forecast talking about witsome showers on the way. here is mike inouye. >> going to look to oakland. you're looking at the traffic shot. a smooth flow right here as you travel northbound. the southbound side got a good volume. we talked about the hour change. some use it as an opportunity to get out on time. looking to the maps we see a smooth flow. the bay bridge hole plaz, a car fire right around that area, now it looks like the earlier slowing cleared. no more updates so we sound like the smoke has been taken care of.

no flames after. that 680 through alamo, we see slowing approaching stone valley road. there is likely a traffic break. they have to remove stuff. there is a slowdown which will give you the warning. we look at san jose a crash at tully and maybe at storey. back to you. >> thank you. >> 5:41. a scary situation on national tv, what we learned about the condition of the houston texans head coach who collapsed. >> a missing college student found alive after more than 356 hours. trapped between the walls of his door. a look coming up next.

new details, coach gary kooby yak is undergoing tests after he collapses on the field

during sunday's game. the 52-year-old dropping to his knees while heading to the locker room during halftime. he was reportedly light headed and dizzy. the team says he did not have a heart attack and was conscious when he was taken off the field. he remains in the hospital but his family is by his side. >> a missing new york university student has been found alive after being trapped for more than 36 hours between the walls of his dorm and a parking garage next door. the 19-year-old found late last night five floors below his bedroom. he was reported missing saturday morning after a fire drill in the dorm. it took firefighters about an hour and a half to get him out. he was alert during the rescue but is still unclear how he got inside that squeeze mess and how long he was trapped. he is hospitalized now this morning and expected to make a full recovery. >> officials in orange county are weighing whether to create

an on line data base pinpointing dangerous dogs in moren a dozen cities. the dangerous dogs label would be given to dogs that bite or almost bite twice in three years. they would be listed on a website marking where attacks have occurred. opponents say the county should focus on behavior training for dogs instead of shaming them. >> the justice department trying to block the merger of american afrls and u.s. airways. "the wall street journal" saying it fears it would hurt consumers because it could increase ticket prices and reduce service. if the deal goes through there would be just four airlines controlling the majority of all of the u.s. market. the justice department reportedly wants serious concessions from the airlines including the sell-off of a number of assets. we can tell you a person close to the suit told "wall street journal" the airlines are

willing to close some slots at reagan national airport. >> new trouble for lululemon. it's fielding new complaints about the quality of theriot ga pants. a number of consumers say the pants are still too sheer and falling apart. earlier this year the retailer had to pull back the pants because they were too sheer. the recall cost millions in sales and may have forced the resignation of the ceo christine day. >> i see this as a marketing opportunity. how about yoga work out pants in i'm thinking thermal or -- >> yeah. >> something that's heavy. work off the sweat. like a lumber jack shirt. >> bring it back. >> i'm reaching. >> anything wrong with good old lycra. 5:46 now. yeah. it's going to be a nice day for the extra sizing.

you might want to hold off if you like to ride a bike. it's cold out there right now and it will be until about 11:00 a.m. san francisco, nice clear start to the day. winds will play a big factor. specially through the higher elevations. keep that in mind for today. gusty like it was over the course of late saturday into sunday. as we head throughout the next couple days we have a warm-up. i want to point out the new sun set is 5:15 so you make your way home from work, it's already going to be getting dark out there. 37 degrees now in gilroy, 41 in livermore. i want to take you through your changes for today. stop the clock at noon, you can see temperatures in the upper 50s in livermore, oakland, fremont and here in san jose. but we're going to round out the day with the low 70s. a nice sunny finish. and temperatures that will be comfortable.

73 for livermore. 71 santa teresa. and 70 degrees in los gatos. we get into the next couple days temperatures are going to remain mild. thursday, friday, saturday, sunday, jet stream starts to take a dip to the south. we could be looking at showers, the best chance late saturday into sunday. overall we're looking at slight chances starting thursday through the weekend. that's what we're watching for. let's see what mike is watching for. >> good morning. we're watching more cars hit the road which doesn't sound exciting. i'm the traffic guy. that means these speed sensors change color. this is a big deal. northbound as you head up past the story road area reports of a crash and this corridor here is slow. the northbound side at tully we have a crash at the on ramp. it may be visible from the freeway. the southbound side we see some at story. reports of a spin-south both directions south of the 680/280

interchange an issue up to capital expressway. south from there you should be okay through the area. the tri-valley we see that build now, westbound 580 to the dublin interchange, through livermore no surprises through this corridor. that's smooth to 680. we have this southbound 680 at stone valley road. the jam-up we had, that looked like that had cleared up. watch 880 through hayward. word of a crash there. it has a big rig in lanes. here westbound 80 we have the earlier car fire which cleared as you approach richmond and will end with a live look for 101, the sun is going to hit you t hour shift so watch for that sunrise slowdown. back to you. >> let's talk about the new hi crowned 2013 kings of baseball, some members of boston red sox are expected to shave off those heavy beards that they had unified the team.

today that will happen on the "today" show among them that man, big papi. he will shave his. shane victorino. joining them the police man, steve became a sensation. he was photographed in the al championship series with his arms up in the air celebrating. getting his 15 minutes. the great shave-off set for 8:00 on the "today" show. goes over the top, misses the grab. head over heels. >> red sox had their world series parade and entered in unusual fashion on duck boats. all of the players seemed to enjoy the trip but jake peevy liked it more than most. >> all the rage now. >> i guess so. check out this vick tur he tweeted out. him in front of his boat. he bought it after the ride. loved it so much. the duck boat, half boat, half

truck, takes the visitors onto the charles river. >> you got the money why not. >> somewhere to store it too. >> coming up, san francisco's twitter, the ipo. will this happen this week? but not many too excited about it. the new poll that's out looking at what investors think about the chance of survival. >> tesla becomes one of the best selling luxury cars in the world. how about that. we'll take a look.

good morning. how you feeling on a monday morning as we take a live look over san francisco. crisp, clear outside.

christina loren will be along to tell us how cool it is and quick reminder, did you set that clock back an hour? it's 5:54 right now. as we get ready for twitter's ipo later this week we're getting a better idea what investors think of the company. a new poll out this morning finds the public feels skeptical. 36% think twitter would be a good investment. 47% says no. compare that to facebook. prior to the itp in may last year 51% of the people thought it would be a good investment. 35% think twitter will be successful company in five years. >> you know jon, twitter is doing everything it can to avoid comparisons to facebook. scott, it's avoiding the nasdaq. >> good morning. facebook chose the nasdaq, twitter choosing the nyse. facebook had trouble with its first day of trading because of

computer glitches. the nasdaq has had several more. we see shutterfly celebrating on friday. last week two glitches, one on tuesday on the main exchange, then one on the options exchange for the nasdaq friday as well. several tech companies have chosen the new york stock exchange like twitter, pandora linked in. really to the average buyer it doesn't make a difference so long as the trade goes through. tesla reports profits tomorrow. the success of the model s means one of the best selling ultra luxury cars is american made. edmunds says tesla as account for 15% of all new cars. lots going on. we get the october jobs report. we should have gotten it last friday. it was delayed because of the shutdown. there were no government workers to work on.

a few moments ago we learned blackberry fired its latest ceo and will not be selling itself. it's a developing story. we'll keep our eye on it. >> thank you, scott. 5:56. the supreme court gets ready to take on the separation between church and state. >> an east bay civil rights group criticizing "saturday night live." now the sketch show poking fun. >> we continue to get new details about the man behind the shooting at los angeles international that killed one tsa agent. what we've learned in a live report. >> now we take you live out to o.co in oakland. there is that you can major league baseball may try to force the a's if they don't get something straightened out, maybe play its season, home games at at&t park. we'll keep you posted.

a man is dead as his mangled wheelchair rests in a busy intersection. now officers are questioning the driver about what led up to the crash. >> also, we'll let you know what we're 11ing about the accused l.a.x. gunman. we take you to his home in southern california. >> and could the a's and giants share at&t park next year? major league baseball reportedly playing hard ball with oakland. >> we expect some fierce wind in parts of the bay area today. we'll tell you when the winds will be at their strongest and we've got a warm-up headed our way. >> as the commute, we have a number of issues. two crashes in the south bay, a couple in the east bay.

>> with the time change the sun starting to creep up earlier giving us a spectacular look over san francisco with the transam building there. at the pinnacle of the shot. happy monday. it's november 4th. this is "today in the bay." it's 6:00. good monday morning. thanks for joining us as always i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. new this morning investigators trying to figure out what caused a driver to hit a wheelchair with a man who was crossing a busy street. it happened near market street and octavia in the hays valley neighborhood. christie smith live in san francisco at the intersection, christie, there's been a lot of problems there before. >> reporter: yes, that's right. even after this intersection was partly shut down because of this fatal accident overnight i've seen a number of people running into the